BHK BUSHCRAFTER (SCANDI GRIND) Knife in Green Micarta

[CRKS]

BLIND HORSE KNIVES
BUSHCRAFTER, GREEN MICARTA
WITH GENUINE LEATHER SHEATH


MADE IN THE UNITED STATED OF AMERICA

# STEEL: 01 TOOL STEEL
# SCANDINAVIAN GRIND DROP POINT
# SATIN FINISH
# 57-59 ROCKWELL, CRYOGENIC TRIPLE TEMPERED
# OVERALL LENGTH: 8-1/2"
# BLADE LENGTH: 4"
# BLADE THICKNESS: 3/16"
# GREEN CANVAS MICARTA HANDLE.
# GENUINE LEATHER SHEATH.

From the maker:

These Knives are hand made in our shop they are American made/ hand made knives of the best possible quality!

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[paul'ie]

Say, Heah Guys, Yeah, I got a Blind Horse Bushcrafter, and if you still can get a original Blind Horse Bushcrafter I would say get it. Although the ones that are made by the split in two companies put out the same type of quality. But on mine I had the handle flattened and polished, What I got was a beautiful looking Kephart Style Knife, Yes it's a simple no frills knife, But on close inspection, the handles are sealed so no moister can get in between the metal and scales, To me that's awesome detail they do. I wear a large glove and like with micarta it absorbs a little moister so even with my scales polished and I might add are beautiful, I don't really have any slippage when I use it wet, Like in rain or wet from snow. As far as flattening the handle, I didn't like the broomstick look, as it turned out, it's a very comfortable handle and in any grip I use. Infact I think I have better control on the knife (IMO), Yeah would I do it sgain, most defenetly, It looks great, and works like a dream, , ,